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Attenuation of apparent new-onset ocular tics with successful treatment of PTSD. discuss this article 2 Comments
Source: CNS Spectrums Category: Neurology
Latest Comment by Avie - September 6, 2009: I have a family member who has developed a tic in her upper-lip, which moves upward, briefly exposing her teeth, in a jerking motion. It occurs when she drinks a lot. She is unaware of it when it occurs, and gets very agitated and angry when asked about it. She is a high-functioning alcoholic, the daughter of a deceased alcoholic father. I have searched thru the internet and can find no connections to alcoholism and this tic. This article is the closest I have found. Several of us in the family are very worried that this might be a symptom of something more serious. I would say she is OCD, with a compulsion toward...

[Paraneoplastic polyneuropathy associated to blastic mantle cell lymphoma] discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Revista de Neurologia Category: Neurology
Latest Comment by momkat - March 25, 2009: I need to find this article in English. Please help. Time is of the essence! Thank you.

Gambling for capital: learning disability, inclusive research and collaborative life histories discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: British Journal of Learning Disabilities Category: Disability
Latest Comment by Researcher - August 25, 2008: Has anyone read this paper? Any comment?

A 21-YEAR-OLD FEMALE WITH ATHIRD VENTRICULAR TUMOR discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Brain Pathology Category: Neurology
Latest Comment by suma - August 22, 2008: very informative

Aripiprazole and Haloperidol: Beneficial Combination Antipsychotic Therapy for a Schizophrenic Patient. discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Clinical Neuropharmacology Category: Neurology
Latest Comment by asmeen - July 29, 2008: patient developed the akithesia and agitationeven with low dose

Fibronectin/integrin system is involved in P2X4 receptor upregulation in the spinal cord and neuropathic pain after nerve injury discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Glia Category: Neurology
Latest Comment by Poubeau Pierre - April 24, 2008: Can Takahiro Masuda send me his E-mail adress ? My E-mail is p.poubeau@experts-judiciaires.org

Varicella-zoster virus in cerebrospinal fluid at relapses of multiple sclerosis discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Annals of Neurology Category: Neurology
Latest Comment by Rose - April 5, 2008: Once the causes for deterioration in MS have been pinpointed as the lack of production of this chemical (mielina) has been concluded, is there any possibility that they can be controlled, somehow, let's say, by encouraging the producton of mieline (mielina, I read the article in Spanish), or in any other way?

ABC Transporters during Epilepsy and Mechanisms Underlying Multidrug Resistance in Refractory Epilepsy discuss this article 1 Comment
Source: Epilepsia Category: Neurology
Latest Comment by Nadia - January 25, 2008: It is a new concept of the potential role for ABC transporters (particularly P-gp) not only in the refractory phenotype to drugs treatment, but to the epileptogenicity for thier effects on the potential membrane morifications on neurons